Porter wins sudden death to face Nicklaus in Match Play
Joe Porter outlasted six rivals in a prolonged sudden death playoff for the final spot in the U S Pro Match Play Championship in Raleigh. The 28 year old, who has struggled on tour, beat Dave Stockton Rick Massengale Paul Moran Bob Smith Bobby Mitchell and Lanny Watkins to meet Jack Nicklaus in the first round. Porter earned $5 008 as a first round loser in the Match Play and kept his bid alive with pars under fading light, joining J C Snead John Schroeder and others in Friday’s top second round scores.
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Rich
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Rick Massengale
Paul Moran
Bob Smith
Bobby Mitchell
Lanny Watkins
Jack Nicklaus
Scottsdale
Ariz
Big J.C. Snead
John Schroeder
Dan Sikes
DeWitt Weaver
Allen Miller
Buddy Allin
Artie McNickle
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Sikes
Tammy Aaron
Allin
Arlie McNickle
Lanny Wadkins
Rik Massengale
Bob E Smith
Bob Goalby
Larry Wise
Bert Greene
Gary Groh
Jerry McGee
Tommy McGinnis
Dolphins extend unbeaten streak with 17 14 win over Rams
The Miami Dolphins stayed undefeated at 23 games by beating the Los Angeles Rams 17-14 in a game sparked by Bob Griese’s 17 first half points. Mercury Morris and Marvin Briscoe scored as the Dolphins withstood a second half Rams rally led by James Harris, while Cincinnati topped Detroit 17-10 with a pair of one yard scores from Ken Anderson and Doug Dressler.
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James Harris
Larry McCutcheon
Harold Jackson
Bengals
Detroit
Ken Anderson
Bob Trumpy
Cincinnati
Doug Dressler
West Liberty Beef Carcass Show results 1973
Results announced at the West Liberty fair evaluation meeting. Open Beef Carcass winners include Bob Walker Stockton in first, John Brus Walcott second, Bernard Prybil Iowa City third, with multiple Stockton entries and live placings noted. 4H FFA class top finishers feature Beth Mente Muscatine first and Joe Broders Stockton eighth五.
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West Liberty
Bob Walker
Stockton
John Brus
Walcott
Bernard Prybil
Iowa City
Jeff Weiershouser
Muscatine
Henry Keppy
Davenport
Darwin Riessen
Paul Dierickx
Max Schomberg
Letts
Darwin Paulsen
Karl Mattz
Melvin Titan
Beth Mente
Joe Broders
Sharon Eichelberger
Darrell Riessen
Ken Eichelberger
Paul Riessen
Randy Dierckx
Jack Schlichting
Mike
Kraklow
Jerry Broders
Columbus Junction community notices and events
Mary Paulding earned a University of Iowa education degree this summer, one of 894 graduates. Upcoming reunions include Boulton Blanchard at Chautauqua Park September 1 with potluck lunch and Australia photos by Jim Boulton, Howell reunion September 3, and a Louisa County 4-H Back to School dance September 1 at Columbus Junction Fairgrounds with 4-H building and Hooky Noodle band. Higher Ground Singers perform August 27 at Independent Fall Gospel church in Fredonia, following Nashville’s National Quartet Convention 1972 acclaim.
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Columbus Junction
Mary Paulding
University of Iowa
Lewis Newell
Boulton-Blanchard
Chautauqua Park
Jim Boulton
Australia
Pearl Skipton
Howell
Louisa County
4-H Council
Columbus Junction Fairgrounds
Higher Ground Singers of
Nashville
Independent
Fall Gospel
Fredonia
School lunch menu snippets across towns
The excerpt lists weekly lunch offerings for Muscatine High and nearby towns, detailing daily menus with entrees such as pizza burgers hot dogs chicken fried steak spaghetti meatloaf and fish sticks, plus sides like corn potatoes peas applesauce and milk, across several days and locations including Durant Wapello Columbus Community and Morning Sun, with variations in desserts and beverages.
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Muscatine High
Columbus Community
Shining Trails advisor resigns from council post
The Shin ing Trail Council of Girl Scouts announces the resignation of program advisor Mrs. Jean Franck effective Sept. 1. Mrs. Joan Jaynes will assume program planning duties and has five years on the council staff. New staff additions include Mrs. Vi Wilson, Mrs. Jane Ruschill, and Miss Louise Messer as field aids starting Sept. 1, with Mrs. Carol Staley becoming Field Director. Unclaimed camp items at S-Kee-Ta may be picked up in Burl ington before Oct. 1. leftovers go to charity. Unclaimed canteens from the River Heritage Canoe Trip will be disposed of.
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Shining Trail Council of
Girl Scouts
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Joan Jaynes
Jaynes
Vi Wilson
Donnellson
Jane Ruschill
Sperry
Louise Messer
Fairfield
Carol Staley
Burlington
Mississippi River
Conesville area news notes reflects local club activities
Nine members of the Conesville Double Eight Club met at Miss Hilda Owens Muscatine home for an afternoon party with prizes won by Mrs. Callie Everett Mrs. Oszetty Fischer and Mrs. Faithe Shellabarger Helen Brehme to host Sept 19 at 2 pm The Thorn ton family and Beulah Trumper kinfolk returned from Corydon Springfield trip includes wedding of Terri Halverson and Gregory Zellmer at Springfield UMC Mary Brehme noted as former local resident
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Double Eight
Hilda Owen
Muscatine
Callie Everett
Oszetty Fischer
Faithe Shellabarger
Helen Brehme
John Thornton
Donna
Jimmy
Mary Ellen
Tina Marie
Rose Turner
Beulah Trumper
Corydon
Wilbur Brehme
Springfield
Ill
Terri Halverson
Gregory Zellmer
United Methodist Church
Mary Brehme
Gerry Allen
Debbie
Lori
Steve
Lori Sanner Enrolls at Fulton School For Fall 1973
Lori Sanner enrolled at William Woods College Fulton for the 1973 fall semester after graduating Muscatine High School and undergoing orientation with other freshmen. The college offers BA BS and BFA in 28 majors as it begins the 1973 74 year with strong capacity enrollment from across 40 states and 12 foreign countries.
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Daphne
Lori) Sanner
Robert Sanner
Route 3
Muscatine
William Woods College
Fulton
Muscatine High
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